"As we head into the 21st century, it is becoming more and more plain that schools are in desperate need of teachers and leaders that know how to “draw outside the lines” move outside their narrow frames of operation. What does this mean to “draw outside the lines?” As Caleb Rosado explains, it means that the solutions to the current problems our schools are experiencing cannot come from the same level of existence and operation where the problem is located. It means that the same way of thinking that created the problems we are experiencing cannot be the same thinking that solves those problems. Today’s problems are yesterday’s solutions. The solution must come from above, from the next level of development, through a transformation of human nature itself. This is because the present mode of thinking, worldview or coping system is too narrow or closed and cannot address the challenges posed by emerging problems of existence and social change. Albert Einstein recognized this dilemma and declared, “The world that we have made as a result of the level of thinking we have done thus far, creates problems that we cannot solve at the same level as they were created.”  This platform is for you, the educator of today, to become inspired and find the courage and tools to take action and become an agent of change.